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Staunton: Happy Birthday America accepts applications for annual celebration activities

Rebecca Barnabi
Wilson Fairchild and band members wave to spectators in Staunton at Gypsy Hill Park during the 2024 Happy Birthday America Fourth of July Parade. Photo by Rebecca J. Barnabi.

Happy Birthday America, the non-profit, all-volunteer organization that hosts Independence Day festivities in Staunton, is accepting parade, pageant, food concessions, non-food vendor, music and entertainer, volunteer and 5K race applications for the 4th of July celebration.

Sponsorship opportunities are also available for the free community celebration.

The exciting three-day celebration kicks off Sunday, June 29 with the Happy Birthday America Beauty Pageant. On Thursday, July 3, join the community for an uplifting Vespers Service. On Friday, July 4, enjoy a fun-filled day featuring a 5K race, parade, delicious food options and a carnival. Festivities for 2025 are headlined by special musical performances from Wilson Fairchild and Emily Ann Roberts.

Be a part of the 2025 Fourth of July Parade. Potential entry categories include: antique vehicles, business/commercial, church, civic/organization/car club, dance/cheer/martial arts/sports, emergency vehicles, equestrian, marching bands, military, pageant, political, school, veteran and groups/organizations. Parade applications will sell out.

Win a crown, lead a parade! You are invited to join the community for a first-class pageant production. New Queens will lead the annual July 4 parade through Gypsy Hill Park on the morning of the July 4 and serve as royalty for the annual Happy Birthday America celebration in Staunton.

Sell your culinary creations and join the community as a food vendor at the 2025 Fourth of July celebration.

The celebration offers individuals, organizations and businesses a unique opportunity to come together and celebrate America‘s independence. Whether you are interested in showcasing your talents or selling your products, a place exists for you at the celebration.

The three-day free community event is not possible without the help of many volunteers, who are needed to work at the information booth and assist in the parade lineup, event setup and breakdown.

Join the fun at Staunton’s Largest 5K Race. Experience the excitement of the Firecracker 5K, Staunton’s biggest and most competitive 5K event.

Spectators enjoy the 2024 Happy Birthday America Fourth of July Parade in Gypsy Hill Park. Photo by Rebecca J. Barnabi.

The public is encouraged to visit online to learn more about ways to support and sponsor the community event. Happy Birthday America offers a range of sponsorship opportunities for businesses and organizations looking to make a positive impact.

By becoming a sponsor, you’ll not only demonstrate your commitment to the community but also gain significant visibility among a diverse audience. Explore sponsorship opportunities below and join the community in making Happy Birthday America 2025 a celebration to remember.

Information regarding all HBA applications can be found online. Full 2025 Event Schedule can be found online.

Happy Birthday America is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. The overall purpose of the event is to celebrate the founding and freedoms of our beautiful nation as well as give back to the community. Charities make money, individuals and families have fun, and friendships and memories are made by everyone who attends.

 

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